can uni revoke offer after results day???

can uni revoke offer after results day???

A conditional offer may be "revoked" if you don't met the conditions of that offer. Any offer can be "revoked" if your application is found to be fraudulent in some way.

But that's about it. What scenario did you have in mind? Has your firm or insurance uni failed to honour your offer, even though you have met the terms or that offer?

Hi
I applied for a course through clearing and was given an offer.I meet their A level entry requirements however did a foundation year course and don't meet their entry requirements for that.But they have confirmed the offer on UCAS

You meet the A level entry requirements for the course for which you applied through Clearing, and which has been confirmed on UCAS Hub. Have I got that right?

You also say that you did a foundation year course. Is this course listed in your UCAS Application? You're aware, I assume, of the UCAS requirement which says, "If you studied at a uni or college but didn't finish the course, you still need to enter these details. Include the start and finish date, and state that you didn't receive any qualifications there." (source)

When you say you "don't meet their entry requirements for that", I don't understand what that means. Did the university say something along the lines of, "If you have previously studied at university, you must have maintained at least an average of X%", or something like that, and you haven't met that requirement? Is that what you're saying?

Tell the University.
Because if you dont you will spend several years worried that they might find out.

Hi
Yes !! what you said is correct.I did mention it on my Ucas application and they did say something along the lines of ""If you have previously studied at university, you must have maintained at least an average of X%", or something like that, and you haven't met that requirement?".However I am scared that they might revoke my offer.Is this possible???

I would say you're in the clear, because you've been open and up-front with them (from what you've written). They've likely taken the view that because you meet the A level requirement, you don't technically also need to meet the foundation year requirement - especially via Clearing.

If you want to double check, call them tomorrow. Just to put your mind at rest, if for no other reason. You need to be explicit with them: "I have received an offer via Clearing based upon my A level results, and that offer is now showing as confirmed in UCAS Hub. However, I just wanted to double-check that my foundation year results, which I have sent you via e-mail, aren't going to be an issue. Can you confirm that?"

you don't technically also need to meet the foundation year requirement - especially via Clearing.

Clearing makes no difference to the UCAS declaration - all qualifications / education must be declared.

You also say that you did a foundation year course. Is this course listed in your UCAS Application? You're aware, I assume, of the UCAS requirement which says, "If you studied at a uni or college but didn't finish the course, you still need to enter these details. Include the start and finish date, and state that you didn't receive any qualifications there." (source)